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Author: Raoji
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Graphic: News in India
Source:Ashok
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Weekend Mega Linkfest: June 05,2015
Some off beat reads for the weekend:
Dilip Sanghvi: Wind beneath his wings (Outlook Business)
The liquidity time bomb (Nouriel Roubini)
The quest for Hitler’s lost treasures (Der Spiegel)
How Sepp Blatter controls soccer (Bloomberg)
5 Huge Industries that never saw disruption coming (HP)
Making a business of recovering ancestral assets (Caravan)
On Alice in Wonderland (New Yorker)
Can China take a joke? (NYTimes)
This is what happens after you die (Ars Technica)
Travelogue:Western Arunachal in a Thar (Team BHP)
On Marks and Life (Great Bong)
How to make international phone calls without the internet (Labnol)
Photos: Coronation of Maharaja of Mysore (Outlook)
What if the Allies had lost World War I ? (Atlantic)
The ugly truth of fashion (Fashion Scandal)
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No “Ache Din” for banks yet
The guest post below has been written by Sandeep Dixit of Nestegg Capital. Sandeep has many years of experience in the Indian Capital Markets.He was closely involved with managing Alliance Bernstein’s India Growth Fund and was the Head of Research for Deutsche Equities.
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The guest post below has been written by Kimi.
Kimi or Krishnaraj Venkataraman is the Managing Partner of Kimi & Partners, an investment firm he founded in 2008. Kimi’s previous work experience includes Tata Steel and P&G India, as well as several business startups in India, including Marketics which was successfully sold to WNS. Kimi has been an investor for more than 20 years and, after reading Warren Buffett, has been investing in undervalued Indian stocks. Kimi lives in Bangalore, India, with his wife and two daughters. Kimi can be reached at krishnaraj.v@kimiandpartners.in.
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